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The Telescope Podcast

The Telescope Podcast

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Cartoonist Chuck Jones once compared reading to looking through a telescope that opens up the entire universe to you. On this show, we're looking at the universe through the lens of young, emerging fiction writers.
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This Week in Space Telescopes

Deep Astronomy

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This Week in Space Telescopes is a weekly podcast dedicated to bringing you the latest science and mission updates from humanity’s eyes in space. Each week, your hosts Tony Darnell (Deep Astronomy) and Dr. Carol Christian (Center for Emerging Media) bring you everything you need to know about the fascinating world of space telescopes.
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This unit looks at how telescopes and spectrographs are designed to improve our ability to observe the universe. You will examine how different technologies have been developed over the last four hundred years to enable us to look deep into space. This study unit is just one of many that can be found on LearningSpace, part of OpenLearn, a collection of open educational resources from The Open University. Published in ePub 2.0.1 format, some feature such as audio, video and linked PDF are not ...
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Through the Telescope

Rose Waugh and Elliott Bruce

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A podcast putting the lens on astronomy. Through the Telescope is a podcast exploring some of the big topics in astronomy in little pieces. Whether you know your red giants from your redshifts or still get caught up on the difference between astronomy and astrology, join Rose and Elliott as they journey through the Cosmos and generally have fun along the way. Find us at throughthetelescope.co.uk Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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In this episode Rose and Elliott are on the hunt for centaurs. What are they, where are they and how in the universe did they get that name? All will be revealed, as the pair find out the answers, as well as how far out does something have to be named FarFarOut? Find us at throughthetelescope.co.uk Music: "Nowhere Land" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.c…
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This episode starts with some exciting news for Rose before looking at the Red planet. One of our nearest neighbours, and a target for space exploration, Rose and Elliott look at how unlike the Earth Mars really is. Is Mars really as you expect it to be? As well as some of the features of the Martian environment, the duo look back at the history of…
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This time Rose and Elliott speed into the future as they look at some of the cosmic events that are headed our way in the ever more distant future. From hypernovae to supervolcanos, the future of the Sun and the Milky Way and ending at the ultimate end, the death of the Universe, they look at what lies ahead, what ending is most likely for our real…
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This time Rose and Elliott look at our closest neighbour, the Moon, the only other object humans have set foot on. They look at where it came from, why it’s so big, and how it can be surprisingly hot. They also take a look at the dark side, Apollo astronauts and the future of Moon exploration, the Artemis project, and its competitors. Find us at th…
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Rose and Elliott discuss small stars this week, looking at M dwarfs and how they relate to red dwarfs and brown dwarfs. What do these stars have in common, why do they behave so differently and why do they push what makes a star to the limit? Find us at throughthetelescope.co.uk Music: "Nowhere Land" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under C…
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In this episode, Rose and Elliott look back at our own planet, and it’s most unique feature, life. What does Earth have that other planets don’t, is the habitable zone a meaningful name, and what makes a breathable atmosphere? They also look at the Earth’s magnetic field and the aurorae and the variety of environments the planet hosts.. Find us at …
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Rose and Elliott look at a few different things this week, as their schedules have been a bit disrupted. They answer a question on stellar clusters, talk about the reputation of scientists and about THAT SpaceX launch and how important it is to learn from your mistakes. They also talk about their recent space-related and not-so-related reading. Fin…
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Rose and Elliott continue trying to answer why space matters, this time looking at some of the things we have on Earth as a result of space exploration. In this episode they look at the materials and technologies that impact our lives from health to food and energy and why space provided the spur to discover them or at least bring it closer. They a…
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Rose and Elliott try to answer why we should care about space by looking at some of the things space exploration has done for us, from societal views and experiences to the more tangible benefits. In this episode they focus on the role of satellites in society, from navigation to meteorological and environmental monitoring. They also look at citize…
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Rose and Elliott look at the second planet in the solar system, the hot and toxic “twin” to Earth. What does Venus hide beneath its thick atmosphere, could it host life and how did it unlock the size of our solar system? And why does it smell so bad? The pair find the answers to these questions, and have a look at some of the future missions to one…
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Rose and Elliott focus in on pulsars an neutron stars, what they are, what’s the difference and what makes pulsars the lighthouses of space. They also discuss the link between neutron stars, gravitational waves and Nobel prizes. Find us at throughthetelescope.co.uk Music: "Nowhere Land" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Common…
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Rose and Elliott look at the closest planet to the Sun, and see what more there is to the planet than being small. Does size really matter? They also look at the missions that have gone to the planet, and why alchemists were mad about Mercury. Find us at throughthetelescope.co.uk Music: "Nowhere Land" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under …
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Rose and Elliott look at what makes stars different from each other and how to classify them, as well as the work of the “Harvard computers” that made stellar classification possible. They look at stellar spectroscopy and black-body radiation, the colour of stars and find out just why it took so long to make the Harvard system of classifying stars.…
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Rose and Elliott look at the activity of the Sun, what the surface looks like and the importance of magnetic fields. From coronal mass ejections, to flares and sunspots, they discover all the weather you can expect on the Sun before looking at how it can be used to drive spacecraft with solar sails. Find us at throughthetelescope.co.uk Links relati…
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Rose and Elliott dive into the Sun, from the core outwards. They look at where the Sun is headed in it’s old life and whether there are any mid-life crises on the horizon. As well as the difference between the radiative and convective zones and the photosphere and the chromosphere, they discover the surprising mystery lurking at the centre of our s…
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This episode, Rose and Elliott put the spotlight on Jodrell Bank, home to the iconic Lovell radio telescope and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Find us at throughthetelescope.co.uk Music: "Nowhere Land" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Get bonus con…
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Roses are red, pale dots are blue, A bonus episode especially for you. In this special, Rose and Elliott look at the anniversary of the Voyager I Pale Blue Dot image from the outer reaches of our solar system. Find us at throughthetelescope.co.uk Music: "Nowhere Land" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4…
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Rose and Elliott fly through the solar system, from the Sun to the outer reaches of the Oort Cloud, and everything in between. They also talk about the arrival of a traveller from the furthest edges of the system. Find us at throughthetelescope.co.uk Music: "Nowhere Land" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attributi…
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After discussing what an exoplanet is and how many there are out there, Rose and Elliott dive in to the different methods astronomers use to discover and confirm exoplanets and talk about exoplanets in popular culture. Find us at throughthetelescope.co.uk Music: "Nowhere Land" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attr…
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What is an exoplanet? How many are there? Does every star have one? Rose and Elliott find out and look at some of the weirder ones out there, as well as why scientists should really wait a while before settling on a naming system. Find us at throughthetelescope.co.uk Music: "Nowhere Land" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Comm…
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The night sky has a lot to enjoy without the need for a telescope. Rose and Elliott go through some of the big and not so big things we can see, their favourite constellations as well as dark cloud constellations. Find us at throughthetelescope.co.uk Music: "Nowhere Land" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attributi…
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What are galaxies? Are all galaxies the same? How do we know what the Milky Way looks like from the inside? Rose and Elliott talk about all these things, and what links them to milk chocolate. Find us at throughthetelescope.co.uk Music: "Nowhere Land" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http:/…
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Welcome to Through the Telescope, a podcast exploring the world of astronomy. Rose Waugh is an astrophysicist and science communicator, whilst Elliott Bruce is not. In each episode, we discuss different topics in the field and generally have fun. So regardless of whether you're a professor of astronomy, or you just think rockets are cool, join us a…
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Sidney Wollmuth reads her poems "Dating Show" and "In Which I Talk to the Blue-Haired Girl in His Painting" and discusses posting poetry on Instagram, writing as a form of closure, and publishing her chapbook. You can purchase Sidney Wollmuth's chapbook, "New Adult," at https://bottlecap.press/collections/bottlecap-features/products/new-adult-by-si…
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Seungbihn Park reads her poem "Sirens of the Coasts" and discusses the pandemic, mentorship, and being a teen writer. The Telescope Podcast uses free sounds from freesound.org. This episode uses “Stardust” by Kiartan Abel and “Ethereal Ambient Music” by Clacksburg.
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Cybella Maffitt reads her story "Five rules for liking girls when you are young and prone to heartbreak" and discusses writing goals, the second person, and how moving around the world has helped her writing. This episode uses free sounds from freesound.org, including "Reverse Music" by pacofsanchez.…
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Stephanie Axtens reads her poem "Once a Home" and discusses dance, research, and starting a writing career. The Telescope Podcast is hosted and produced by Kara Killinger and uses royalty-free sounds from freesound.org. This episode uses "Nostalgic End Credits" by tyops.
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Dean Cordero reads his story "Somewhere at the Edge of the Universe" and discusses his own podcast, The Ink Guild, getting inspired, and writing a novel. The Telescope Podcast is hosted and produced by Kara Killinger and uses royalty-free music from freesound.org. This episode uses music by X3nus.
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Taylor Harper reads her story "In the Garden Again" and discusses disasters (pandemic and otherwise), childhood, and the struggle of being a creative person with a job. The Telescope Podcast is hosted and produced by Kara Killinger. This episode uses royalty-free sounds from freesound.org, including Guitar and Piano Music by PureDesignGirl.…
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Abigail Richards reads her story "Synthetic Fibers" and discusses screenwriting, cutting down stories to the most impactful details, and how adulthood seeps into childhood by accident. The Telescope Podcast is hosted and produced by Kara Killinger. This episode uses royalty-free sounds from freesound.org, including music by aceinet.…
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Caroline Wolff reads her story "Rewritten" and discusses writing first drafts longhand, ensuring every story has a worthy occasion, and making Spotify playlists for her characters. You can find more of Caroline's work on her Instagram, @carolinemariewrites. The Telescope Podcast is hosted and produced by Kara Killinger and uses free sounds from fre…
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Katie Veitch reads "Small Change" and discusses her involvement in the online literary community and her advice for writers submitting their work. You can read Katie's story "Small Change" in Small Leaf Press, and you can find her series "The Uncanny Gallery" on Wattpad. The Telescope Podcast is hosted and produced by Kara Killinger and uses royalt…
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Josiah Morgan reads his story "Hillcrest Place" and discusses story structure, setting a story in a place you've never been, and the inevitable bits of themselves that writers put into fiction. The Telescope Podcast is hosted and produced by Kara Killinger. This episode uses royalty-free music from freesound.org, including Haunted Blues by FoolBoyM…
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Kendall Bistretzan reads "She Braids My Hair" and discusses friendship, anxiety, and why everyone tries to write a novel in high school. The Telescope Podcast is hosted and produced by Kara Killinger. This episode uses royalty-free music from freesound.org, including three songs by Chris S. Bacon of GrowingUp.…
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Lily Holloway reads their story "River Axe" and discusses the legend of Bluebeard, New Zealand writers, and blending the beautiful with the menacing. This episode of The Telescope Podcast uses royalty-free sounds from freesound.org, including Piano Ambient by TheWorkingBamboo.
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Rachel Gilman reads her story "The Rabbit, The Owl, and The Newt" and discusses boys who write songs about shower curtains, comedic writing in scary times, and her career in publishing. This episode of The Telescope Podcast uses royalty-free sounds from freesound.org, including News Background by mansardian, acoustic guitar -- swing by CrossingSix7…
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On the thirteenth episode of The Telescope Podcast, Ayesha Sadiqa reads her story "2033" and discusses her life in Pakistan, switching career paths, and being accepted into the International Writing Program at the University of Iowa. This episode uses royalty-free sounds from freesound.org, including Fear Bringer by FoolBoyMedia.…
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On the twelfth episode of The Telescope Podcast, Gwen Kaliszewski reads her story "Have You Ever Been in Love?" and discusses the Oregon coast, identity, and love. This episode uses free sounds from freesound.org, including Snowfall by Shady Dave and Waves Ambiance by Moulaythami.
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On the eleventh episode of The Telescope Podcast, Yasmin Subawalla reads her story "Futon" and discusses working on a novel, Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche, and Indian representation in literature. This episode uses royalty-free music from freesound.org, including "chunky baseline" by zagi2.
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On the tenth episode of The Telescope Podcast, Samantha Rodriguez reads her story "A Teacher with Talons" and discusses teachers, prejudice, and the editing process. This episode uses royalty-free sounds from freesound.org, including sad rpg by Goodbyte and forest summer Roond by klankbeeld.
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On the ninth episode of The Telescope Podcast, Rachel Poovathoor reads "The Affair of a Croissant" and discusses blogging, COVID, and how writing can bring comfort. This episode uses royalty-free music from freesound.org, including "A Rhodes Universe" by Tim Kahn and "Inside" by ShadyDave.
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On the eighth episode of The Telescope Podcast, Joe Shortell reads his story "Dandelion" and discusses economics, Hemingway, and using humor to portray a bizarre world. This episode uses music from freesound.org, including "Comedy Theme" by Trev Lewis of Hagfilms. If you want to be on the next episode, and you are a fiction writer between the ages …
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On the seventh episode of The Telescope Podcast, Abby DeNike reads her story "Greenwich Park" and discusses studying abroad in London, working in Washington DC, and balancing her med school applications with her love for writing. This episode uses royalty-free sounds from freesound.org, including "white field 2" (cover of It's All Over Now, Baby Bl…
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On the sixth episode of The Telescope Podcast, Loretta Velle Rodriguez reads "Catching Dreams" and discusses writing communities, escapism, and quarantine dreams. This episode features royalty-free sounds from freesound.org, including "Ambient Piano Music #2" and #4 by Lemoncreme, and "Falling Dishes" by Momei.…
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On the fifth episode of The Telescope Podcast, Blake Levario reads "A monologue for those who ask me why I paint my nails" and explains why he paints his nails. Blake Levario is also a former EMT and a future MFA student at New York University. This episode uses royalty-free music and sounds from freesound.org, including "Hip Hop beat Chill" by kla…
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On the fourth episode of The Telescope Podcast, Loralei Alaniz reads "The Five Tales of Death" and discusses thrillers, Finding Nemo, and how a penny can kill you. This episode uses royalty-free music from freesound.org, including "in those days 1R16" and "Coup 1E42" by Setuniman.
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On the third episode of The Telescope Podcast, Robin Bissett reads "We Swarmed Like Locusts" and "Lost and Found" and discusses flash fiction, inspiration, and the art of taking breaks. This episode uses royalty-free music from freesound.org, including The calm theme by BloodPixel.
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On the second episode of The Telescope Podcast, Aubrey Parke reads her story "Doves" and discusses academia, aimless, and alliteration. The Telescope Podcast is hosted and produced by Kara Killinger. This episode uses royalty-free sounds from freesound.org, including Chimes by justkiddink.
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